April 7, 2016, Los Angeles, California – The WFP Income Fund, managed by Wilshire Finance Partners, paid investors a 7.52% net annualized non-compounded return through the first quarter of 2016. The net annualized compounded return for the first quarter of 2016 was 7.56%. The net annualized compounded return for the fund since its inception on September 23, 2013 through March 31, 2016 was 8.65%.

The WFP Income Fund is a short term alternative fixed income investment that seeks to protect the investor’s principal while also providing attractive risk-adjusted returns primarily through investments in loans secured by first trust deeds and mortgages within the United States.

The return obtained by the fund was on an unlevered basis and was primarily the result of interest income received on the first trust deeds and mortgages in the fund’s portfolio.

At the end of the first quarter of 2016, the portfolio had a weighted average loan-to-value of approximately 58.84%, a weighted average maturity of approximately 24 months, and 0% non-performing assets. The fund had an average loan size of approximately $776,381, consisting of loans secured by residential, office, retail, light industrial and warehouse properties located predominantly in the State of California.

Through March 31, 2016 all loans in the fund were performing, however, management identified one loan it has classified as special mention. A special mention loan has potential weaknesses that deserve management’s close attention. If left uncorrected, these potential weaknesses may result in deterioration of the repayment prospects for the loan or in the fund’s credit position at some future date. Special mention loans are not adversely classified and do not expose the fund sufficient risk to warrant adverse classification.

During the first quarter of 2016 the fund experienced approximately $9.29 million in loan repayments, with approximately $7,646,070 occurring in early March. Together with new investments entering the fund in March, those repayments created excess liquidity for the fund which created a cash drag (or under-deployment) as the additional cash was not redeployed into new loans during the month of March.

Throughout the first quarter of 2016 the net asset value (NAV) of the WFP Income Fund remained stable and demonstrated no correlation to the stock markets or bond markets. Further, the NAV was not sensitive to changes in interest rates.

“Although as a lender repayments are a welcome and positive factor in a loan portfolio, the velocity and volume of repayments in March 2016 was uncommon and caused a drag on earnings because the fund was holding a large cash position throughout the month. The result was a 6.42% net annualized non-compounded return for March on a standalone basis. While we still continue to be presented a number of lending opportunities, holding with our philosophy of striving to protect our investors’ principal while generating strong risk-adjusted returns, we continue to maintain our lending discipline in an effort to place better quality loans in the fund’s portfolio,” said Don Pelgrim, CEO of Wilshire Finance Partners. “Based on the current origination volume we are experiencing, we believe the excess funds will be fully deployed over the coming weeks and will help keep the fund’s returns in line with our target of 7.5% to 8% on an annualized basis.”

The WFP Income Fund has been approved for both retirement and non-retirement accounts on the following alternative investment platforms:

Wilshire Finance Partners, Inc. (Wilshire) specializes in real estate finance and investments and is the manager of the WFP Income Fund, LLC (Income Fund) and the WFP Opportunity Fund, LLC (Opportunity Fund and collectively with the Income Fund, the Funds). The Income Fund invests in a diversified pool of residential, multifamily, and commercial real estate related short-term bridge loans secured by first trust deeds and mortgages. The Opportunity Fund invests in a diversified pool of residential, multifamily, and commercial real estate related short-term bridge loans, participating loans, real estate joint ventures, and direct real estate investments. Wilshire commenced operations in January 2008 and launched the Income Fund and Opportunity Fund in September 2013. Each of the Funds is managed by Wilshire, which maintains two sales and operations offices in California.

The WFP Income Fund has been approved for both retirement and non-retirement accounts on the Fidelity Investments platform for Alternative Investments (National Financial Services or NFS) under CUSIP Number 94699K534, the TD Ameritrade platform for Alternative Investments as WFP INCOME FUND LLC NSA under CUSIP Number 93099B102, and the Millennium Trust Company platform (with access to the Charles Schwab platform) under the WFP Income Fund (no CUSIP is required). The fund is open to investors, wealth managers and individual investment advisors under the Fidelity, TD Ameritrade and Millennium platforms using standard subscription and transfer procedures. Access though Millennium also permits aggregated reporting across the Schwab platform.

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